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Looking at this figure, you can see that the figure is made up of rectangles.
To get the figure's area, add up the areas of the smaller rectangles.
Area = (2 cm * 4 cm) + (2 cm * 5 cm) + (2 cm * 3 cm) = 24 sq cm

Looking at this figure, you can see that the figure is made up of rectangles.
To get the figure's area, add up the areas of the smaller rectangles.
Area = (2 cm * 4 cm) + (1 cm * 5 cm) + (1 cm * 4 cm) = 17 sq cm

Complexity=2, Mode=jagged-grid

Find the perimeter and area of each figure. Each unit is 1 cm. Be sure to label your answers in "cm". Type cm2 as "sq cm"

Looking at this figure, you can see that the figure is made up of rectangles.
To get the figure's area, add up the areas of the smaller rectangles.
Area = (3 cm * 3 cm) + (2 cm * 2 cm) + (3 cm * 3 cm) = 22 sq cm

Looking at this figure, you can see that the figure is made up of rectangles.
To get the figure's area, add up the areas of the smaller rectangles.
Area = (2 cm * 5 cm) + (3 cm * 5 cm) + (3 cm * 5 cm) = 40 sq cm

Complexity=2, Mode=align

Find the perimeter and area of each figure. Use labels.
All figures are made of rectangles.

Looking at this figure, you can see that the figure is made up of rectangles.
To get the figure's area, add up the areas of the smaller rectangles.
Area = (2 m * 3 m) + (2 m * 5 m) + (2 m * 3 m) = 22 sq m

Looking at this figure, you can see that the figure is made up of rectangles.
To get the figure's area, add up the areas of the smaller rectangles.
Area = (3 yd * 5 yd) + (3 yd * 4 yd) + (2 yd * 6 yd) = 39 sq yd